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LprcrxENTs.-The grand jury to-day indicted
Lloyd Hawkins, alias Stnms, for robbery; w. j.
Hickey, exhibiting obscene pictures; Hugh Strtder
hOusebreak1ng, and Jack Honesty, sans onense.
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A PRETTY GIRL WITH BULLET IN HER RRAN-
Tuesday morning the body OF Mary G. Anderson,
a handsome l7-year-old girl. was found 10 q neld,
near Mount Holly, N. J., with bullet hole IN hei
q revolver, the property OF her cousin, Barclay
Peak, who was very friendly with the girl He
has been arrested, but denies the charge OF muir.
der, and says IL is a case Of suicide. Peak and
the young woman were seen walking In the diroc-
ton OF the field last Monday. Miss Anderson says
sisted, when be shot her. She cannot recover.
TIE MAGNETIC GrRL NARRIED.-A telegram from
Chattanooga. February lo says: PaulA Atkinson,
manager OF Lulu Hirst, the young lady who
possessed such marvellous magnetic pOweTa Wa
married to that Lady this morning, at her home
near CedartOwn, Ca Miss HtrSt since her wonder.
and graduated In December last. IL Is reported
that her fortune OF 1000, which she aHassed
while on the stage, has been trebled since By lucky
Investments
NovKIuf EILm Warns DIyoRCg.-Hdward 8.
public schools In Trenton, New Jersey, has nled q
petition In the court OF chAncery In that city for
divorce from his wife, Anna n, 20 whom he was
married In 1862 and With whom he lived I'LL last
Monday week A d1spatch from Trenton 70 the
o detective, he discovered his wife and Watson =.
Van Camp, o wellknown Insurance agent, a
Trenton, In a house OF doubtful repute In New
York city. Kills and Van Camp had beeA naxt
door neaghbors for number Of yeas1 About two
heard OF from Other causes. mis- removed his
family 70 Roeev1lle, Eaoex county. According %
the charge, Van Camp, and she have been ho3o1ng
clandesttne meetings ae 1nfGgyals ever 0nce.
Owing 70 the promtnenence Of I'll the peEteA Tie
suit excites great attention.
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THE NEW NAVY.
A Bin 70 Appropriate sl5,o00, 60.

The bill introduced by senator Cameron to-day
for the increase OF the naval Establishment author
Ties the President to have constructed, By con-
tract ten protected steel cruisers with such arma
ment for each Is the Navy department may deem
suitable, each vessel to have . maximum speed
OF twenty knots under tests and con-
ditions imposed by the Navy department,
before being accepted by the government The
aggregate cost OF all OF the cruisers exclusive OF
armament Is not to exceed s15, 600, 600, for the
appropriation OF which sum the bill provides.
Section two provides that In the construction OF
August 3D. issa 40 iDcrsase the naval essaoiisS
ment" as to material for the vessels, their
engines boilers and machinery. the con-
notice OF, and proposals for the same, the plans
drawings and specifications and the method or
oe I ! h Sa Te ceu LIB
the terms OF the act far they relate to vessels
constructed under contract
vessels SHALL on trial, display speed greater than
twenty knots, bonus shs be paid TO the con-
tractor OF two hundred thdesand dollars for the
first knot In OF 20 knots, and OF 600 for
the second knot in excess OF the requirements and
OF $1,000 for each additional knot beyond re-
auirements- For the purposes Of this section
$2s0O0,OOO, or SO much as may be necessary, Is
Section fO1, agprop5.ases $4,000 for the
the act. The companion bill introduced
by Senator Hale provides that for the
purpose OF increasing the naval establishment the
following sums OF money are appropriated, to be
expended by the President In the exercise
OF his discretion, upon plans and specifications
TO be furnished by the Navy department:
For the construction OF heavily armored vessels
or armored floating batteries or rams, to be used
for coast and harbor defense, sl0OOO,O0O. For the
for interior waterways and canal 81 200 600
FOR the construction OF torpedo boats OF the high
est attainable speed and efficiency. $500 600 For
torpedoes and torpedo appliances to be operated
from naval vessels, noating batteries or rams,
$500, ZOO.
Its provided that the gunbOats and torpedo boats
authorized TO be constructed by the act shall be
completed and tested within twelve months from
the signing OF contract Tor their construction.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
OR SALE BY c. H. KNIGHT. zoos F ST. NV.

Cor 1s,h Nd
On lst st ne I5rs Y 900 10th ST. ne rs q 700
Hs fssis ssh 81; .s; bss nd
@ ss $S Mari: :s S ss. 1899
a.es cali Gs sa oa nGais. and Lots in all parts
| E'OR sALEooe-ROOM NEW BRICK NEAR 18th n
800 sroSm n Srek brI m n xern . ave-
eacE 10 erer e h9nies il
$1,000 70 SO 0oS frame with lot for investment
sso9 c ne building 6 lot Mt Pleasant s5 and 0c f.
cheap vacant lot Of sdepartmen; BARGAINS
f.-3m 1749 Pennsylvania ave.
FOR SALE = AT GREAT BARGAIN TO A
- PROMPT buyer new brick grocery store rooms
Penn. Also a fveroom, two-story BRICK s adjoin
s 9f re, Ispied and paying II per cent s. C.
I,OR sALE-A CHANCE TO GET A GOOD HOME
or Tor an Investment, fiye new twostory si1-room
f4-2w. Cor F and sth SITS
FOB S SALE ma room DON HogsE ON ST. NEAR
f5 5s::, :aisoo JOHN E BEALi is ) e. g..
EoR sALETTWo Two STORY FRAMES ON
each water gas etc hots each 10 60 to alley also
At ICED i1vestment price favorable terms JOHN
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
Pennsylvania tsouth side) between 18th and 18th
SITS NV Lot S3 feet 'front.' extending through 10 10
ST., improved by two small stores and dwellings,
,.ss.sw rHos j. FIs5E SHE GO,
EOR SALE-AN ELEGANT HOUSE, CORNER
14th and Riggs SITS; 10 rooms fine cellar, ali mod
ern improvements handsomely papered; will be sold
on very easy terms: price $4,000. SWORMSTEDT L
BRADLEY. e2I St ja1S-1m
VHOR SALE-:s23 AND 325 nth ST Sc. Al 900
IL each JOHN T. BEAIL Il CO, 1921 st. 3a2O- I'm
IHOR AUTHORIZATIONS FEET OF LAND.
Il improved by 2-story ni2nsard 1-room frame
house and other buildnes. lOcsted at point where
will lntersect Only 13c per foot Easy terms.
1a21-1m j. L. HEREFORD, 1423k F st.
INOR SAI.E-SEvERAL NEW HOUSES IN THE
Il northwest and northeast from $1,000 to $4,000
Small cash payments, balance terms suit pur
chasers HARDING & WATERS.
jal9-1m 606 18th ST. NV.
IrOR SALE-BARGAINS ON CAPITOL HILL. TWO
II new 6-room brick Houses. all modern improve
ments price 81 900 each terms easy Rented to No I
DANENHOwER X SON, Ills ct.
Also, a fine House IN Iowa Circle, containing IL
rooms and all modern conyenierces, price $1,000.
ja2O-lm DANENHOWER son, Ills st.
INOR SAILOR EXCHANGE ELEGANT AND
Il thoroughly bult House, lot "a front; good loca-
Fine Investment For particulars address s. D. ".
Star office. ja2O- Inn
ITOR SALE-II-ROOM PRESSED BRICK HOUSE
Il modern improvements, q between 18th and 18th
10-room House, r 10th ............... 1000
Broom House. 18TH Dear Tst................. $500
Irroom House, list, near ST.. 10000
These Houses all il fine locations and Will pay
Investments HARDING Il WATERS.
3aIblm 600 18th ST. NV.
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9 ALTZSTEIN'S JEWELRY AND OPTICAL STORE
y 91S STREET NORTHWEST. SELLING OFT
ENTIRE STOCK OF WATCHES, CLOCKS AMI
JEWELRY AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

COMPATIBILITY MUNUA1, FEBRUARY SEVENTH, at
TEN O'CLOCK AM, great bargains will be sold. as
want to go out OF the iewelry business entirely but
will continue the business with large stock of optical
goods and will do all kinds Of watch and jexelry
H1-3t FOLEY, Auctioneer
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Capitol Topics.

Capitol TOpiCos
THE OOLORRD PEOPLES woRID,SFAIR.
The House committee on commerce have decided
to report bill as substitute for the bill appro-
priattng $500 900 for the colored peoples worlds
fair to be held In Alabama, giving formal recogni-
ton to the fair and endorsing IL as praiSeWorthy
enterprise, but making no appropriation.
EMIGRATION.
The President to-day transmitted to the House
q letter from the Secretary OF State &C
company1ng reports by consular ofncen of
the United States on the extent and
character of the emigration from and im-
migration into their respective districts In his
letter OF tranSmittal secretary Bayard says:
Taken altogether these reports AFFORD q complete
representation of the movements OF population
from one country to another, the streams In which
this movement flows, and the factors that de-
termine the extent and direction OF the streams.
Secretary Bayard says: zone feature OF this sub
tect, which received little attention in the consul
lar reports, viz: the countries from which the
highest proportions OF skilled labor, as compared
with the total emigration, are derived, has been
outlined by tables prepared IN this department
from the returns OF the Treasury department The
result tends to show that when the Industrial well
fare Of the United states is considered indiscrtm-
mate restriction OF immigration would be quite as
miSchieviouS as tndiScnminate permission Is some
times represented to be-
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The AMERICAN CARDINALS LEAVE FOR ROM
Cardinals Gibbons and Taschereau left Paris for
Rome last night. They will arrive IN time 70 rep
resent the Catholics III America at the celehtatou
lowing, March 3D. they viii be present at the an
niyersafy OF the Popes coronation. Five DAYS
afterward viii be held the consistOry. ~ WhicA
they will receive their red hats.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock
Name,

new X0fk StOCk MARket.
The following are the opening and 800 pm prices
OF the New York Stock Market reported By special
wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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AUCTION SALES.

1IVHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND EFFECTS
Al MY AUCTION ROOMS.
Tomorrow, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY TWELFTH,
!kSf, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. embracing every
DESCRIPTION OF furniture in which number of
French plate mantle and Pier mirrors and shout thirty
English Brussels carpets:
Also
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF 4 PRIVATE
RESIDENCE;
5000 CIGARS, 80 PLYMOUTH ROCK AND LEG
HORN CHICKENS;
HORSES, CARRIAGES BUGGIEs, WAGONS, HAIR
NESS, ETC, ETC. 1t
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LADIES PLusH SAoouEs
ali aud S2U Plush yisttes, fur trimmed, $40 each
otiier sItcil baIgliEs.
ja2I-.iin - SIINEaETZ 4 SON, 1887 Pa. ~.
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ner property viz OF lot square 243 5000 feet
ana vide psrkinFl bounded by Vermont Iowa
Gle and 18th and SITS The vacant lot 100
and the large substantially built adjoining house with
Its lot, 26xlOO, will be sold together separately
Apply TO owner. 1903 Ut. ia Am
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NORTHWEST.

y
J.OO-1119 Riggs ST.. 49,
b'h-. Srs. 200
930-y3I 9Th St, b-h,, ooo
stores. 900
22IO-2234 Bdy. st, 49,.
y b.h-. irs. $4,000
2211-:,,,.,,9 10th st. b.. 49,.
h., Jrs- l3,OOO
1872 TO 1743 Il st.. 90
i1sSoii to 1905 LIST. n,
K w. b.h-, 5rs.. 600
iI139 10 1l51A I'D
st. NV, FIJI .4rs- g, 900
1863 l. ST, I. b., 6rs.
aud , houses rear D, 900
5126. 2I2s, 2130 X
St. b. b., irs. 5000
'l414H Samson ST.
f.h- 6r..-...-...-.1,o 500
1870 Samson st.. n.
/ W.. f.h.. Or ......1.500
A.. At Jackson alley,
NV, f.h.. Ar ...-.-.1.4OO
1923 Madison ST. n.
/ W. FIJI. Ar. -....-.-1. 300
1850 Grant av. NV. Loo
iI0S-I10 Boundary st.
/ NV. b.h-, Pr. gOO
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TBoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

No. 1904 F street. (r..
RODOLPHE CLAUGHTON {1rus'oea
ja27-d&ds 4SOh Louisiana avenue.
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cooks For full list cl az office for bulletin issued
he Ist and 18th f.III TEOS T.. WAGGAMAN.
NOR SALF-PaRK ST. Mt. PLEASANT, A NINE
L room double house, with gas, water furnace and
900 feet of ground 81 600 cash. balance to
u1t purch aser. F. W. MILLEli 1903 II ST. NV.
flO-.t
NOR SALE-AT $500. MOD IMPs.. S-RooM
i brick. 18th st. near New hampshire ave. also
lrss-class new dwelling II rooms. near Dupont,
II.3OO: leased Apply OWNER Room ,, 9}:i + St
!, W fl0-:}t'
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JIOR sALE-LARGE STOCK or FALL ANUWIN-
ter cafris4es, coupes. coupelettes br0ughams, Ian
uaus, coupe rOckxwHys aud latest etylee and
| end baud JOHN N YOUNG,
| nXS-3 470 and 461 q st. nv.
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FOR SALE!

A farm OF $40 acres situated 8
miles south OF Leon. Kan. IS
acres OF bottom land In cuitiva-
ton, balance upland fenced for .
pasture: g acres OF which Ii tAmo
grass; pasture watered By spring.
house 1-story frame with base
ment, 1924: good well right by
the house; house insured for 500,
price SO per acre: terms, 81 400
cash. 200 on five years time n
7 per cent interest; can give i'm
mediate possession. Call on or
address VIM Aorti. Leon. Kan
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TyYANTED-Pattie Ave livery barn.
w commOdste is or - more boarding horses; best
OF aud satisfaction guaranteed rigs delivered
to any part OF city. lis Pattie blk Of Douglas
ave- Telephone No. 80; Nen Young. lS1-12'
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STORAGE.

CTc4AGE-For household goods mere hAndfuA
- boxed or lcoss' II yea have any Roosfs stoso
BRINK them % the Wichita Storage Co. Ma. Hs wese
Douglas fe0
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VXyANTED-Jeweler with small capital to buy
w stock and fixtures in u booming oxn. plenty
OF work and good sales. sell account Of poor
health. Add with stamp W. n. Hunnicutt, Sara
.Oga, Kan. 1870
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Office at No. 313 North Market ST.

Dr.. billings oferr his services to all who a-e suffer
ine from chronic. stubbcrn and dangerous diseases
with every hope of the same success that has always
crowned his efforts In the past, thereby proving him
self worthy the confidence and patronage Of the suf
fertng sick IN Wichita and vicinity.
The doctors speciality IS Scientific Magnetic Treat
ment for such cases found trcursb.s By the
various methods OF medical treatment He has
demonstrated by thousands q remarkable cures the
great superiority OF Magnetic IresfInont ~ he q
qualified TO give t over sny and Al sJssens Of drug
medication
astonishing Magnetic power, together with Q thor
ouSh knowledge q medicine and . proper employ
exhibited by au Tie seAoos q nee,canc, renders DIT
ccasfully.
Cali for eonsultattoa. Do ~ delny. Call and n
spscS several tsoaeaA4 hsne0e endorsements frosa
pros inca 1sdse nGyUlR
nemembNethe locaekoa- - esS. Ns-krsst-es
e1n6AW 70 5 p. L. SvUu2B NOM 0Ie cA
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LoA sALy-Te oss al os this pror-Yry and wi
sell any ~ IL s1asi pay down: oaiasse> IN
tsre- OF 2 re yes<1- All u - 10 In town arc n M.
rfy !stu-c graz sfifitior- room eo1se an two
lots, Wichtis hose s.s1 ene tos g Srx q,
north. room hc<zse and Io.. xs.1~ 81 aoyfa;
rom oo'zse add ose bt. s-ss 81 norra. rom
bo2se snd lo;. xgksf street sorsi, sfrs5e 1.s
north kAYxst srrss.e D. y front esch io.A No g. D.
~ - -, - -. "a sorrh ~ai>~ ~. esca y ~
front; iocs Nc. y. - a. ,. ~ z g. e. - a. - -
" Sckf.A -. iot< No - IL Teco kss W. L soS
= s. y frpst NshtnStna are. Dsans sef eovs~s.
sos< 70 and 4 Is Aisxh ave. D~arns al corz~r.
soH 10 IL "a - 1sirts~rts 81 Ho~-vs S3t- loss so
= = y AID 4 Fozyth ave, Ovrs> Pnsinss' so. ~,
80 y. I'm cs-A O-rrs PesEtiss ssd- For fuli
inlarT-ssston apply 20 i<v Dean % HAITI ssssOt
1sESN
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OLIVER Bros,
Dealers
Wichita, Kansas.
-yAhD AT

-yAhDe Al
Wichita, MayfieId, wellington.
Harper. Attica, Garden Pain.
Anthony, Arkansas City, An
dale and Haven.
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w ASTED-50 railroad teemsters scraper bolders
w and rockmsn to work on railroad Ia Pratt Co.
Kan. ship Immediately; free pass II the work. Ma
tionat Labor Bureau Trades Agency. 3I3 Doug
las ave, south side Stiles & Gibbens prop. 1876
NIIANTED-A good girl In a family OF at 1874 n
W En- Joria- good wages Mrs. j. S. Carson. 1879
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HyANTED-Af few more gentlemen boarders at
w 9s6 n Main st, near cor Park and Main, nicely
furnished rooms up stairs with board at g. IS per
week. Inquire W. a. Colborn, register deeds
Office 1885,
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w in some bnsiness hoT.s have h.d .oma AZ.
perience in grocery and can furnish best Of refs
add SIC n Market ST. LSS-Ss
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For Trade.

Western Kansas land: farms In KIogmAn
county; farms In Butler county; I Detruit
sate; i hors. and buggy; I Durham milk coo;
Z yeariings; s ections Of rexsa land, scrsp aad
shares In several western Kan-Hs tows com
panies. all to trade for Wichita property.
Room No. as3 * Douglas. T.. A. kiEaAN.
disS-lm
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NY ANTED-To rent neat house at once with not
w less than rooms convenient location; address
lock bcx I2i. 1876
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gne aicntta pau gase satnrdsg uornn April So 1857

All notices Of Employment, or Situations Wanted,
will be charged for at the rate OF five cents per line
per week; no notice for less than 3 cents.
All For Sales or other business notices win be
charged for the rate Of 10 Per line Per week.
no business notice taken for less than 80 cents
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"ASTED-Every person having need of hitch
w ing posts at their residence place OF business
to examine the W. II. Vaughn patent selflocs hitch
posts in front OF II. W Levy's c. z. Nilers resi-
dence they are orn amental. they are practical and
will last life time any lady child can hitch with
perfect safety In instants time. For further par
ticulsrs We would refer you to the following we'll
the post is Ia universal use: $. Il. Nelson. Young
Bros, 7. L. Fox of Wilson Fox. the Lewis Pros
Eby McAechan, w A. Keath, Caldwell Ladd. J. H.
Rich ards0n and e K keck. Sold and put up by
Robertson Bros, ~ q Main i3.-St
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NTANTED-Ten good stone cutters at the Garfield
w university immediately. J. NJ. Campbell.
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FOR SALE.

IS0a sAL8-lsl acre farm. y niles ess. OF Law
Il rence ave, On C~asYss- kpcle~Sc with hetx ss1
croas fenced. Ee- room hsgxe. barn ard ~fr1
ELL god cellar and ctst~ya- wells o. acres IL
eEt. S;fgE. 70 nrshx<1 Yor rarxkraiarx spry
a. t5- Erce, Real Estate &Sl Investment GO. res
XAtn 81 ftixf
E0R ALx-a GOOD paying b1ssaess. TsqHsxe
Il r. Williams ssiIA. i<sss
I~oR 8AID-iarxe family h1rya sz.:Ahts Yos car
Il rfkSs- warranted sDaAd 40 goet}a Any lay
aAr drive ~ Or VIII ss1ee fse . l3Sss eoggy kassA,
cau - adtrsss A O. B<aGHsHan 10 xaga o. ixI -
LNOR 8AiE-a frae mica GOVT vim calves. al
II 1xys csAak v. ~. 0F~ea- 6.&G
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PHYSICIANS.
DR.. B. A. GUYION & SON.

Physicians and Surgeons. once DEAN block sll
Main 81. up stairs, front room. opposite oCidentai
hotel Residence. 80 n Wster street. One or US IN
the ONCE all hours, day and night except when 81
meals. Telephpne in ONCE No. Isl.
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DR.. WILLIAM HALL

HhU BennetS-
Gives special attention to Diseases women. Blood
and Skin Diseases and all troubles OF the Urinary
Organs speedily cured IN both sexes. once over
Woodman's Bank. North Main street Consultation
day or night FREE tRead DIS. Ball & Benefits card
IN this peper.I Inn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by expert meat cutter
w call on or add X. S0I 8 Topeka ave. city. 1886
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L>OH sAiE-Ce szos1r-s f~~s fraet r.ts two 8
II kcus~<. W<oo a. ez8< between acf
II str@~rs- FOR terms eai 90 J. 4. Ezn.Arw ga
EA>ri~ t3osx II
I.>OE sAI-z-7- Z, q fn6lxess<za sxsd Q xa
Il Ter kBesfrs - 80 Ssts~ 81 40
LNoE aAIZ-grse farm seas III Eor-, i,z,eov~so &
II Scr~s good Ssow lAr4- o. srrra god kAy lass6
fn<ss pAhtcrsA "a GIVE b-x sar1 A..
VII skGe fe 1s.e h<1eD cassSe IN. q srcs.r
fz1ss1s oRce. ~
EOE SAILS sr-<. ese vsrv - city. eeeap
Il Assez- srzsA7 }oo-a Eg
L>ok SALE loes - zoSrss q scro4S's asa o. In
Il p<<ss ave. e..sy esS ssca- easy ssgz.a Yarxza
Sessge. - xzsa 80
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PHYSICIANS.
DR. G WOLFF

French Physician; has located permantly in W3ch-
tia and opened his Office and parlOr rooms at l55
Topeka ave. The doctor treats successfully all
chronic disea female dseeses specially; catarrh
rectal diseases and also nervous diseases dlS5lm'
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I~OE sAf.E-A good bottom farm %. 80 acres. y
acre. hst lotion. 81 acres OF which n IA cuI;iSa
uoa' - ares timber; bearing peach orchard;
and young apple orchard: - acres fenced
~fh post and wire right By the house. win
never failing running water In tbs enclosure. rne
pasture; frame house ls19 with stone bas4seu, an
dsrneeta; frame gransyy DTl1 frame barn isrzI
neg lgf oy barn; two good wells. EdtOsninS this
farm have another Of u, ares acre. lat bottom
- OF which IL In cultivation ~ Ia timber -
fens Tor pasfssre by The hoSe frame bous. izEis
one story with cellar. oc,sie good veil. corr
CRIB. stone stable. feed Ios with running wEisr
ssscoSt IL. bsa-ins peach orchard and walnut grove
By the hsese These two farms srs we'll wAf<r~d
3 acres Of good young timber thenl Ii9 acres of
nrStcAs bottom land In Cultivation. yery dssirn-
BE property for stock and grain farm viii all bon
tasrthss sor Der Acf~, viii sIss 70 ysars tine
a. s~r cent i1s>T~s; Oh y 81. ufu all them
ssJerktety ard give fiusN part, hat yO1Ia want
more T acre 20 s~ii kSssn arststy ire - acre. =
Dailss firm Leon ss1 m. tofs-ra fay-as rhey
tfste
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30

WANTED-A good buggy or phaeton, IA. Main
w ST. room p 1876
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30

LSJB SALE Or EXCE1 SGD tse sssoY.ss
Il x-a vsc&Rr property Ia wirS1kt. Eeus<y Co.
kAn- for sals o~ ssass sor p-os~rty n Wseasta-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30

BUTLER g. BRUNER,
CIVIL MINING ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS.
Plans and estimates for bridges, roofs. public
buildings. business blocks, modern dwellings. etc.
III kinds of surveying ana draushtinG promptly
attended 10; and estimates FOR railroad
structfon and sewerage a speciality.
VIM BUTLER. late Asst. Engr. A, T. s ST 2. r. R.
ABN. BEuNER. late Asst. Ens,r. Penn. Il. r. Co.
Room IS, Biting Block. Wichita. Kan. U.-tt
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w Observation-Disclosures for a large strong work
w team by the day week with driver, or any
one wanting 20 employ . carpenter to build house
will please cau al or add 81 - Washington ava,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30

NyAETED-30 head of extra good milk cows for
w dairy; add p c, lock box lN5. 1856
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30
P. ALLEN,
-DRUGGIST-
Everything Kept in a first-CIass
Drugstore.
Wichita, Kan.
Dr.. I. Clement DiningS

OF NaFshalltown. Iowa. also late Of Tope-
kA Kansas, has located at Wichita for tie
Lractice OF his profession
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30

MISREPRESENTATION In grocery business. whole
w sale or retail years experience add w B..
Eagle office
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30

vCEPORT Of the condition Of the WICHITA IA
1lTfONAL NIX, at wichita In the state OF -
sas. at the close of business. Aarch L. Issl
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-30

yNASrED-Sons genuine bargains foi our c1sto
w me-s bring them In Robt- spurgin
Co. real estate Wichita Eagle building. lSi-st